Celonis, a New York-based enterprise software company, recently announced two new partnerships that expand the reach of its process intelligence and AI tech. The company’s collaboration with Falconi US will enable manufacturing businesses to turn insights into operational improvements, and its partnership with Hitachi Energy contributes to the latter’s transformation program, AI Nexus.
Falconi US is a management consulting firm serving clients in the manufacturing industry. Its consultants will work alongside Celonis’ teams at manufacturing and energy companies to help make operational improvements in areas like demand planning, inventory management and supply chain execution.
“Falconi US brings hands-on manufacturing experience to every engagement,” Andrew Lieberman, Celonis’ director of partner sales and solution engineering, said in a statement. “Combined with the operational context the Celonis Platform provides, that experience helps our customers find where value is trapped in their operations and capture it faster.”
In working alongside Hitachi Energy, Celonis will help the electrification company accelerate the use of AI across its global operations. Hitachi Energy’s AI Nexus program combines industrial expertise, data, analytics and AI to improve operations and decision-making. The Celonis Context Model will aggregate information across Hitachi Energy’s business systems, allowing AI agents and automations to identify dependencies, anticipate disruptions and recommend actions.
“Hitachi Energy is applying AI to one of the defining infrastructure challenges of the electricity era,” Bastian Nominacher, Celonis’ co-founder and co-CEO, said in a statement. “By grounding AI in the operational context of Hitachi Energy’s processes, we can help teams identify risks sooner, coordinate action across complex workflows and accelerate the delivery of critical infrastructure.”
